Hello Community,
I am administering an isolated network without any internet access which includes Mcafee ENS/DLP managed by EPO. I update the repository update directory manually every couple of weeks and then run update master repository and update clients.
I notice that Windows 10 Action center notifies that AV is out of date. How is Windows getting Mcafee status information if the network is isolated?
Thank you
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If i had to guess the DAT or AMCore also has a date that is located in the registry somewhere.
The machines also have a date so tada that would be a missmatch there.
If i had to guess the DAT or AMCore also has a date that is located in the registry somewhere.
The machines also have a date so tada that would be a missmatch there.
Thank you.
Ok, so the OS knows that there is a mismatch between current date and DAT date. But how does Windows 10 know when an update might be due if network is isolated? Is windows action center assuming a daily DAT update? Then this probably a Microsoft Windows question rather than a Mcafee question.
My goal is to identify a method to adjust when the Action Center provides an out of date warning to match my manual update schedule. I do not want to turn off AV notifications.
I absolutely think so.
Guess MS is saying like 2 days gap is okay and anything else is not.
Maybe just give them McAfee guys a call they also should now it.
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